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You could easily just make an in-memory datatable and bind a grid to that. If you think thats a feasible idea let us know and we can provide code samples.
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You could easily just make an in-memory datatable and bind a grid to that. If you think thats a feasible idea let us know and we can provide code samples.

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that sounds good. &nbsp;I was recalling that there's a way to bind an object to a datagrid. &nbsp;Is that what you mean?<br />
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I think that will work well.
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that sounds good.  I was recalling that there's a way to bind an object to a datagrid.  Is that what you mean?

I think that will work well.

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Hi,<br />
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I've used DataGrids before with a database. &nbsp;But i need to format and populate this one by hand.<br />
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Can anyone show me what's needed for a simple datagrid with three columns?<br />
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Here are the column types: text, double, double<br />
and I'd like the first column to be as wide as 50%, and each of the two equal double columns to be 25%.<br />
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I will populate the columns and update them from my own collection. Although I could certainly make a collection that's designed as the data source for this DataGrid if that's easier.<br />
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Could you comment on that?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Bob
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Hi,

I've used DataGrids before with a database.  But i need to format and populate this one by hand.

Can anyone show me what's needed for a simple datagrid with three columns?

Here are the column types: text, double, double
and I'd like the first column to be as wide as 50%, and each of the two equal double columns to be 25%.

I will populate the columns and update them from my own collection. Although I could certainly make a collection that's designed as the data source for this DataGrid if that's easier.

Could you comment on that?

Thanks,
Bob

Need a jump start on a DataGrid

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